Cook, 25, has skipped the team’s voluntary offseason program, including workouts in April and OTAs on May 27–29, June 2, and June 5. He was the only Bills player absent in May, as 89 of 90 players were in attendance. The team’s mandatory minicamp, scheduled for June 10–12, looms as another key moment in the negotiation timeline.

The Buffalo Bills will enter the 2025 NFL season with hopes of winning a Super Bowl. After losing in the AFC title game again, Buffalo is looking for some redemption to finally get over the hump. More NFL news: Steelers Linked to Possible Trade With Packers for Aaron Rodgers Support This Bills team is very good,

The Buffalo Bills need all the help they can get, but it's not a requirement to have a high-paid running back in the AFC Playoffs.